MarkDaMan
Jul 18, 2007, 4:05 PM
City halts S.E. development that lacks greenway
Daily Journal of Commerce
by DJC Staff
07/18/2007
The city of Portland last week denied a Southeast Portland development proposal by SK Northwest for failing to include a code-required greenway trail.
SK Northwest, a Portland watercraft and all-terrain vehicle dealer, proposed to develop a vacant 1.8-acre riverfront lot with a two-story building, parking and a dock for retail, repair, warehouse and office uses.
The site is in Portland’s River General greenway overlay zone, which makes development subject to greenway review.
A local hearings officer ruled against the proposal Friday.
The property is one of four that marks a drop in connection between the bike-and-walker-attracting Vera Katz Eastbank Esplanade and Springwater Corridor.
SK Northwest may appeal the decision.
http://www.djcoregon.com/viewStory.cfm?recid=29782&userID=1
Daily Journal of Commerce
by DJC Staff
07/18/2007
The city of Portland last week denied a Southeast Portland development proposal by SK Northwest for failing to include a code-required greenway trail.
SK Northwest, a Portland watercraft and all-terrain vehicle dealer, proposed to develop a vacant 1.8-acre riverfront lot with a two-story building, parking and a dock for retail, repair, warehouse and office uses.
The site is in Portland’s River General greenway overlay zone, which makes development subject to greenway review.
A local hearings officer ruled against the proposal Friday.
The property is one of four that marks a drop in connection between the bike-and-walker-attracting Vera Katz Eastbank Esplanade and Springwater Corridor.
SK Northwest may appeal the decision.
http://www.djcoregon.com/viewStory.cfm?recid=29782&userID=1